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Haryana sets December 2027 deadline for Yamuna pollution-control projects; Chief Secretary reviews progress
The Haryana government has launched a pollution-control action plan for the Yamuna river, focusing on sewage treatment, industrial waste management, and real-time drain monitoring, with a deadline of December 2027. The Chief Secretary reviewed the project's progress.
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